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SNP saves historic building

SNP Security ACT Branch Manager Peter Georgiou said two SNP patrolmen found and distinguished a number of deliberately lit spot fires in the area, and notified emergency services when they found a larger fire, their actions saving a historically important Queanbeyan building. Two youths have been charged over the attack which threatened to burn down […]

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    SNP Security ACT
    Branch Manager Peter Georgiou said two SNP patrolmen found and distinguished a
    number of deliberately lit spot fires in the area, and notified emergency
    services when they found a larger fire, their actions saving a historically
    important Queanbeyan building.

    Two youths have
    been charged over the attack which threatened to burn down the Queanbeyan
    Record Building (previously known as the Queanbeyan Fire Station).

    Mr Georgiou said
    the mayor of Queanbeyan Councillor Tim Overall will present the two patrolmen
    Jason O’Meara and Allan Dahlstrom with an award at a ceremony to be held at 266
    Crawford Street, Queanbeyan, on Friday 5th February at 10:00am.

    The same night as
    the Record Building was set alight, several other suspicious fires were also
    started in and around the Queanbeyan CBD.

    SNP Security is
    Australia’s largest privately owned security company, with clients including
    the Department of the Prime Minster & Cabinet, the Federal Attorney
    General’s Department and Medicare.

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